Personal Injury Attorneys in Daytona Beach

Assisting Clients throughout Volusia County & Flagler County

Few things in life are as life-altering as a sudden, unexpected accident.
These accidents can leave you facing severe bodily injuries and emotional
distress, not to mention mounting medical bills and lost wages from time
taken off work to deal with your injuries. Whether you were involved in a
car crash, harmed by a
defective pharmaceutical drug, or suffered debilitating injuries as a result of
medical malpractice, the impact on your life can be immense.

If you were injured as a result of someone else’s negligence—whether
it be another person, a company, a manufacturer, or some other entity—you
have the right to take legal action. Sands, White & Sands has helped
countless injured victims and their families throughout Volusia County
and Flagler County.
Our Daytona Beach personal injury lawyers are here to help you navigate
the process of filing a claim and pursuing justice. No matter how complex your case may be, we are committed to helping you
recover the maximum compensation you are owed.

Attorney Accolades

What Sets Us Apart?

Our firm has been a
fixture in the local community for more than 40 years. Our current partners each have decades of legal experience, and both
have earned an
AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest rating possible. We are proud to offer our clients compassionate,
personalized legal services and tireless advocacy from start to finish.
We understand that every situation is different; that is why we don’t
rely on a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead,
we take the time to listen to your story, recognize your needs, and understand your unique goals. From there, we
are able to devise individualized strategies that are tailored to your
specific circumstances.

Contact us to learn more about our practice areas and how we can help you
with your case. Call (386) 204-3934 to request a no-cost consultation.

Oct 26, 2018Florida Second DCA rules that standard State Farm UM policy language permissibly excludes coverage for injuries sustained by household family members in vehicles for which UM coverage has not been purchased.

On October 5, 2018, in State Farm v. Lyde, No. 2D17-1014, the Florida Second DCA ruled that the standard policy language in State Farm Policy Form ...

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